Phx has the best chance of tying this series up out of the teams who are currently down 0-2.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/fp/fl...e&pollId=54786
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Phx has the best chance of tying this series up out of the teams who are currently down 0-2.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/fp/fl...e&pollId=54786
wow at people picking the wizards
Don't know why, but I think Dallas has the best chance to make a comeback.
That the government controlled edumecation system is a total failure.
Can I get a consensus?
I would tend to agree with that assesment...
I think the overall consensus is that there is only one "c" in consensus.
Thats just like grabbing a dozen rocks and judging which one has the best chance of flying. You can be the winner it still isn't gonna happen.
the first two losses in San Antonio were just a fluke? The Suns just weren't making the shots they were supposed to make? Right.
I've said it before. The Suns don't respect the Spurs, and that is why they will lose.
I think its hilarious how all the talk leading up to the games is Phoenix this, Phoenix that, Amare this, Steve Nash that, Shaq this, D'antoni that, Nash, Amare, Phoenix...
and then during the third quarter when the Spurs are making a run, once again making Phoenix their bitches, the commentators sit there stunned barely saying a word. The 'going to commercial' theme song starts up, and all you get is a shot of the At&T center's jubilant crowd, along with a silenced broadcasting crew.
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OK, you all got the point though... lol :tongue
What do you expect?Quote:
Originally Posted by florige
The Suns are the best come-from-behind team in the NBA.
This series will be tied up on Sunday afternoon
Go figure espn would say that. They love the spurs! Right?
I expect Dallas to get real and come back.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAGambler
Not unless they start playing some fucking defense. It doesnt matter if they are in Dallas or New Orleans. If they cant play d, they are fucked regardlessQuote:
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I think so too. I think people are still harping on that Duncan 3 pointer from game one as lucky, and that we should be at the very least tied 1-1. New Orleans from what I'm hearing has pretty much dominated Dallas in the second half's of their games.
Their specialty so far has been to fall from ahead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Princess Pimp
When you get to the playoffs, it's not just about basketball skills. You have to be mentally tough to take a blow and then keep pounding the rock.
The Suns don't have it; the Spurs do.
Did you say consensus?
Well, that makes it a scientific certainty.
Anyone who doesn't believe it is just a "flat-Earth" denier.
Sincerely,
Al
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Only in the shower.Quote:
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Bwahhaaahhhaaahaaa
:lmao
They for sure can tie it up. I am really hoping Spurs get one of 2 here so we are not looking at a do or die game 5 back in SA.
suns wont come back
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Thats awesome
:lmao Owned.Quote:
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how can anyone balme them?
when teh Spurs are up 2-0 it's like they want to give up the lead
it's always like this:
GM3 : close loss
GM4: blowout loss
I dont see the big deal. IMO The Suns do have a great chance at tying it up. Game 1 and 2 were both so close. Home court advantage can help the Suns re-gain momentum when they go in one of there droughts.
I will say the Suns are the best team down 0-2. Now playing at home they will be dangerous for sure. We need to play our game and things will be ok.